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LAN83C171 Datasheet(HTML) 52 Page - SMSC Corporation |
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52 / 90 page ![]() 52 14 - SELECT TX CLOCK F/F: See bit 15 description. 13 through 8: Unused. 7 - ALTERNATE DIRECTION: When set, the alternate data value is input from the MII management data pin, if serial management interface is disabled. 6 - ALTERNATE DATA: Reading this bit returns the value at the MII management data pin. A value written to this bit will be driven onto the MII management data pin when the serial management interface is disabled and the alternate direction bit is set to ouput. 5 - ALTERNATE CLOCK SOURCE: This register bit is muxed to the MII management clock pin when the serial management interface is disabled. When set, the management interface clock is set. 4 - ENABLE SERIAL MANAGEMENT INTERFACE: This bit selects between the serial management interface and a general purpose interface muxed with the management interface clock and data pins. When set, the serial management interface is selected. The default for this bit is set (1). 3 - PHY PRESENT: This bit is read only. It is set to one when the MDIO line is at a logic one value indicating the presence of a PHY device. 2 - 694 LINK STATUS: This bit is read only and returns the value of the 694LNK pin on the LAN83C171. 1 - ENABLE 694: When set, the EN694 pin of the LAN83C171 is driven to a logic one. When clear, the EN694 pin is driven low. 0 - SERIAL MODE ENABLE: When set, the MII interface functions serially as a 7-wire interface. This mode should be enabled when the LAN83C171 is connected to a 10Mb/s serial PHY device. When clear, the MII interface operates as defined by the IEEE 802.3 µ Reconciliation Sublayer and Media Independent Interface(MII) Draft Standard. 3C - INTERPACKET GAP Register Reset Value: 011110001100000 This register is used to program the interpacket gap protocol timer. It contains two values. The first 8 bit value is used to set the total interpacket gap time used by the transmit state machine for deferral. The second 7-bit value sets the first interframe spacing value used in the deference process. 31 through 15: Unused. 14 through 8 - INTERFRAME SPACING -PART ONE: This 7 bit value sets the first part of the interframe spacing delay time. The default is 60 bit times. 7 through 0 - INTERPACKET GAP TIME: This 8 bit value sets the interpacket gap delay time. The default is 96 bit times. 40 through 48 - LAN ADDRESS Registers Reset Value (Power Up): Unknown These registers hold the 48-bit LAN address for the adapter. They are recalled from the EEPROM after (hard)reset. 31 through 16: Unused. 15 through 0 - LAN ADDRESS: The Destination address described as: [N1][N0][N3][N2][N5][N4][N7][N6][N9][N8][N11][N10] Where each N is one nibble it will be mapped to the LAN address registers as follows: LAN0 [15-12] = N3 LAN0 [11-8] = N2 LAN0 [7-4] = N1 |
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